Conservation in the Internet age
Subtitle: threats and opportunities
By: edited by James N. Levitt
Contributors: Levitt, James N
Publisher: Island Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 364
Subjects: Nature conservation; Internet
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 323-345) and index
Table of contents: title: Networks and nature in the American experience / James N. Levitt; title: The Internet, new urban patterns, and conservation / William J. Mitchell; title: Rural rebound of the 1990s and beyond / Kenneth M. Johnson; title: Farmland in the age of the Internet: "Let them eat electrons"? / Ralph E. Grossi; title: Internet use in a high-growth, amenity rich region / James N. Levitt and John R. Pitkin; title: Rural development and biodiversity: a case study of greater Yellowstone / Andrew J. Hansen and Jay J. Rotella; title: The green Internet: a tool for conservation science / Leonard Krishtalka ... [et al.]; title: BirdSource: using birds, citizen science, and the Internet as tools for global monitoring / John W. Fitzpatrick and Frank B. Gill; title: Conservation advocacy and the Internet: the campaign to save Laguna San Ignacio / S. Jacob Scherr; title: Envisioning rural futures: using innovative software for community planning / William Roper and Brian H.F. Muller; title: The watershed approach, biodiversity, and community preservation: bold initiatives in conservation in Massachusetts / Bob Durand and Sharon McGregor; title: Natural amenities and locational choice in the new economy / Joel S. Hirschhorn; title: Conservation philanthropy and leadership: the role of network entrepreneurs / Peter R. Stein and James N. Levitt; title: Conclusion: a call for conservation innovation / James N. Levitt